X1 Quark
£990 / €1150

The X1 Quark is a new model for 2021 and differs from all the other X1 styles in that it is NOT made from X-tex fabric. For some people, you just cannot make a tent light enough, so for those willing to compromise on the condensation-beating X-tex fabric, we replaced this with ultralight DCF laminate (DCF = dyneema composite fabric, and was formerly called Cuben). Weighing just over a kilo, the X1 Quark is our lightest single-wall tent.

All the features and details are otherwise identical to the X1 Raid and Raid SL.

Features 
Central roof vent
Mesh panel in door
Two internal pockets
Poles inserted through external pole sleeves
Eight guy points
Supplied with 4 x 2 mm Dyneema guylines with mini-Linelok adjusters, 2 m length
Supplied with 4 x alloy pegs, 4 x titanium pegs

Colours

Mist grey

Technical Specifications

People 2
Total weight 1035 g (complete)
Tent body 580 g
Poles 335 g
Bags, pegs, guys 120 g
Flysheet 18 g/m², Dyneema Composite Fabric
10,000 mm hydrostatic head 
Groundsheet 50 g/m², 30 denier, ripstop nylon
10,000 mm hydrostatic head TPU coating
Poles 2 x 8.50 mm Ø DAC Featherlite NSL
Guylines 4 x 2.00 mm Dyneema with mini-Linelok adjusters, 2 m length
Pegs 4 x 7001-T6 alloy V-pegs, 12 g each
4 x Titanium pegs, 8 g each
Packed size 45 cm x 12 cm Ø
Made In China

Dimensions

Inner length 210 cm
Inner width 120 cm
Inner height 85 cm

Buy Accessories

The following accessories are available for the X1 Quark:
X1 footprint
Replacement poles
Dyneema guys
Alloy pegs

Care & Maintenance

Storage
Always ensure your tent is completely dry after a trip before packing it away for any length of time. Tents can get stains and mildew if stored in a damp condition – and once these occur, they are almost impossible to remove.

Cleaning
The best way to clean your X1 Quark is simply to pitch the tent and wipe down with a cloth using a warm water and detergent mix. Never machine wash.

Groundsheet cleaning
Wipe down with a cloth using a warm water and detergent mix. Never machine wash – this will cause the PU coating to delaminate.

Poles
Over time, the elastic cord inside the poles may lose its stretch. In this case, unscrew the pole foot at one end, untie the elastic and pull it through until there is sufficient tension. Retie it to the pole foot, cut off the excess elastic and screw the pole foot back in. Don't let go of the elastic or you will find yourself re-threading all the sections!